Member Since:
Dec. 17, 2014
Barbara Thornton-Haas
Biography
Barbara Thornton, a classically trained fine artists, attended North Texas State University and the Atlanta College of Art, completing a major in painting and printmaking. Ms. Thornton understudied with successful teaching professionals in Texas, Atlanta and Philadelphia.
Since the age of seventeen, Ms. Thornton has made a living in the fine arts industry, paying her way through school by creating quick portraits, caricatures and illustrations of all kinds.
Throughout the years, Ms. Thornton has worked in many media and has exhibited her talents in art shows all over the country, but her forte is oil portrait painting.
Since the age of seventeen, Ms. Thornton has made a living in the fine arts industry, paying her way through school by creating quick portraits, caricatures and illustrations of all kinds.
Throughout the years, Ms. Thornton has worked in many media and has exhibited her talents in art shows all over the country, but her forte is oil portrait painting.
Where to find Barbara Thornton-Haas online
Website: http://barbarathorntonart.com
Books
Why Some Animals Shouldn't Live in the House
by Christina Hawkins, Tony Hawkins, & Barbara Thornton-Haas (illustrator)
Price:
$4.99 USD.
Words: 110.
Language:
English.
Published: December 17, 2014
by
DC Press.
Categories:
Fiction » Children’s books » Animals » Jungle animals (general), Fiction » Children’s books » Animals » Wild animals (general)
Penguins in the freezer! Hippos in the bathtub! Salamanders in the bed! Ferrets in the coffee! Whales in the birdbath! Some animals shouldn’t live in the house!
A beautifully illustrated cautionary tale by Christina and Tony Hawkins, Illustrated by Barbara Thornton-Haas.